Yakut cartoons and fairytale hits: movies for children at the RUSSIA EXPO
Learn how the famous Russian franchise about the Snow Queen began, go on adventures with legendary characters or watch Soviet animated classics on the big screen.
Choose your perfect screening.
SNOW QUEEN CARTOON 0+
It was this cartoon that started the animated series about the adventures of the brave Gerda and her friends. In recent years, several sequels of the popular story that was appreciated not only in Russia, but also abroad have already been released. If you are not yet familiar with the modern version of The Snow Queen, it is high time to start.
Pavilion C1 Family. Work. Longevity, January 26, 10:00 - 11:00
ANIMATION PROGRAM OF YAKUT ANIMATORS 6+
The Tundra animation studio creates short 3D cartoons, which in terms of quality can be compared with the best world masterpieces. Be sure to touch the magical Yakut animation and introduce your children to the legends of the Sakha people.
Pavilion D, January 24, 15:00 - 15:30
ASTERIX: THE SECRET OF THE MAGIC POTION 6+
The heroes of the cult French comic book Asterix and Obelix have long been beloved by the Russian audience. Both children and adults will love to watch the adventures of the misguided but cheerful and brave Gauls. This time the inseparable friends will have to go on a dangerous journey to find a new druid worthy to learn the recipe of the potion that gives superpowers.
Pavilion E, January 28, 10:15 - 11:45
WELL, JUST YOU WAIT! CARTOON 6+
A true Soviet classic that is still relevant today. Parents will surely enjoy seeing their favorite cartoons on the big screen. Cheerful songs, exciting adventures and witty jokes. Children will definitely not remain indifferent to the confrontation between the bully wolf and the resourceful bunny.
Pavilion C1 Family. Work. Longevity, January 27, 10:00 - 11:25
MAGIC GARDEN CARTOON 0+
This screening is ideal for the youngest guests. The children will get acquainted with Nature Girl and her friends, together they will learn to be more attentive to themselves and the world around them. But besides the introduction to the wonderful animation, the audience can also expect the discussion of the series with their creators, gift-giving and photo zone.
Pavilion E, January 27, 12:00 - 14:00
Modern science fiction often paints a bleak picture of the future, but Soviet scientist and writer Ivan Yefremov saw the world very differently.
The Literary Club "What to Read?!" is an original project of the National Centre RUSSIA.
